Conundrum has wonderful milking genetics and Linear Appraisal scores
in her background. I can't thank Ellen at
Dill's A Little Goat
Farm enough for letting her join my herd and for the use of the
photos of her and her relatives! I promise I will get a
picture worthy of her soon!

Pictured above is Conundrum's dam, the beautiful SG Dill's KJ
Misstery *D *M. Misstery appraised +VVV 85 in 2010, VEEE 90 in
2011, and VEEV 89 in 2013. Here's what Ellen had to say about
Misstery back in 2013:

Let me introduce you all to Misstery! She's a coming 7 year old with her
birthday in March. She was born to a Flat Rocks doe named Get a
Clue...dam raised, but human friendly from birth. She used to escape
from her mother and follow my sons all
over the farm, you know...helping! ;o) When they moved out, she was too
big to climb through the panels, but I used to let her out to follow me
on my rounds...and after the hubs came on the scene, he'd do the same
occasionally. We rarely let her out anymore, as she has more important
business to attend to these days, though she'd probably tell you
otherwise if given the chance! :o) Misstery nearly always gives us doe
kids...she has them with no trouble at all, and if I happen to be
absent, she'll clean them and get them up and happily hand them off to
me, though she does tattle on me whenever the mood strikes. Misstery
loves to milk, she milks well & easily, is quiet on the stand though she
does scold if I'm late! Though I consider her a brood quality animal,
Misstery has proven her value to the herd by producing our 2012 1st
place 1st udder 3 year old at the ADGA National show...the lovely Dill's
W Intrigue 2*M. Misstery LAd VEEE 90 in 2011, milked over 1000 pounds in
2012 and gave me a gorgeous pair of doe kids on January 27th! She is SG
Dill's KJ Misstery *D,*M! And I love her to pieces!